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A GOod Word.

A good word is always in order to celebrate the virtue of good thing. Dr. O. G. Ci ley, of Bos- ton, is of ths most esteemed physicians of that metropolis. His professional as well as his social standing is Of the best while his practice is of the most eXtensivA. He remarks concerning Lac tart and Honey the new remedy for the cure of coughs and colds, follows: T recommend Lac tart and Honey as safe and very efficient remedy for coughs, colds, croup etc. And Mrs. J. I. Brooks, an esteemed lady of the Boston Highlands, writes us: II tried Lactart and Honey for cough of three months standing and am happy to that it has disappeared in less than weeks time '' This is certainly strong evidence to the value of Lacs. It and Honey as remedy for coughs colds, etc Lactart is the pure acid of milk and com pounded in certain proportions with honey is found to possess remarkable curative power The whole secret of it's efficiency is that the honey is soothing and healing to the infiamed surfaces, while the lac tart has wonderful dissolying power with the thickened mucous of throat. The demand it rapidly the increase wherever it becomes known Lactart and Honey is exceedingly pleas ant to take which makes it peculiarly nice for chil dren.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-09

If the bill for repaying to the States the amount collected from the direct war tax of 1861 becomes law it will put S261 ,981 30 into the Connecticut treasury.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-09

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It is very evident that a strong effort is to be made to prevent the city from benefting by the offer made by the Housatonic Valley Railroad company. The city government should, and doubtless will, keep sharp watch on the schemes of those who are not anxious to see the Derby road extended.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-09

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Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-09

attention The work is one of the most valuable that have yet appeared in reference to this subject, in which everyone is deeply interested. D. Appleton 6 Co.,, publishers For sale in this city by Judd the bookseI- Ter
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 The scheme to send the corporation coun- sel to Hartford in the interest of an electric light company was a shrewd one, and the corporation counsel showed shrawdness in not going.
 It is very evident that a strong effort is to be made to prevent the city from benefting by the offer made by the Housatonic Valley Railroad company. The city government should, and doubtless will, keep a sharp watch on the schemes of those who are not anxious to see the Derby road extended.
 The injury of newsboy by a Philadelphia street car has made quite stir in that city. The boy was hurt while jumping off a car and has recovered $1S,000 from the com pany on whose line the injury sustained. As the boy had not paid fare and was ply ing his vocation-selling evening newspa- pers-at the time, the car companies think that the newspapers which were being bene- fted by the traffic should help to pay their loss. Meanwhile they have issued decree forbidding newsboys to board their cars.
 Some Boston capitalists have undertaken to solve the problem of the safety of rail- road passengers by the construction of a steel car which will neither smash, splinter nor burn, and expect to have a sample ready for inspection and trial in two months. The car will be built entirely of malleable steel, and in a sort of cylindrical form, thoroughly braced, so that it will be almost impossible to crush it. Furnaces will be supplied under the cars, connected with hot air pipes run ming through the lsides, and thorough venti- lation will be secured. The upholstery will be chemically treated as to resist fire and the seats will be so bolted to the framework of the car that it will be almost impossible for them to break loose. There will be no wood work to splinter or burn and the plat forms will be so built as to prevent telescop- ing.
 Sophus Tromhalt despatched circulars to all parts of Norway containing different que- ries regarding the aurora. In the course of six months he had received answers to these queries from IA persons, stating whether they or their acquaintances had ever heard any sound accompanying the phenomenon. Of these not less than ninety two, or GA per cent, believe in the existence of the aurora sound, and ffty-three persons, or 36 per cent, state that they have heard it them selves, while the remaining number cite tes- timonials from other people. Only twenty one, or 15 per cent, declare that they have never heard the sound and know nothing about it. The total of affirmative es as against the negatives is more than four to one. The sound is variously described in these answers as sizzling, rustling, croaking, whizzing, cracking, hissing, whispering, rushing, bug zing, rippling, roaring, breezy, flaming, clashing, etc.
 The influence of the St. Gothard tunnel in stimulating trade in Germany and German Switzerland reacts very seriously on the cem- merce of France and French Switzerland, says London newspaper. Travellers and goods for Italy and the East pour in masses through the St. Gothard route, German arti- cles are to be found in every small north Italian town, while the canton of Valais in
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-09

The scheme to send the corporation coun- sel to Hartford in the interest of an electric light company was a shrewd one, and the corporation counsel showed shrawdness in not going
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A bill has been introduced in the Rhode Island legislature prohibiting discrimination by life insurance companies against colored persons
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41c per yard-35 pieces French patterns, blue and red, blue, white and red, Turkey Red Damask, warranted fast colors, lowest iobbing price 55c, and never retailed under 65c and 75c Don't fail to examine this lot
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
rnE PIEacE corxrY cESsrs

The census OF Pierce county, which
was completed several days aaC, shovs
lhs population OF the county TO be
1901. an increase OF 40 in two years.
This handsome iRcrease must be graft
tying 10 the people Of our Deighborina
county as il indicates that their growth
IN population IL sure. even " Il 10 ltttle
SLOW. According 10 tAe census taken
Ia 1881 The population Of the county Vas
ssi7. In 1855 IL vas 6i75. by lSSS Il
had increased 80 II. ssis, and the ssusus
lest completed shows q farther increase
20 II. 9et. Al least half o, this hand
some increase in population must have
been 10 che city Of Tacoma, which has
thus enjoyed g good healthy gTouth,
although possibly nos - great a one o.
some OF lie usoFe enthusiastte citizens
might have desired. Il is pleasing 10
knOv that The prosperity Of Seattle does
DOT interfere With the growth OF The
ecospeSity Of her sister sisiss and that,
whiss The population Of this city = cor
stantly Increasing AZ most gratifying
rate. thoss % other stiles vhisn are 10 =
certain extent her competitors, are net
decreasing and that they even. as ia the
pAsa Of Tacoma, she's q modest ,serssse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

The ehailenes ssnf b. General Boa
LANCER 70 n. Ferry 10 the 6rst paipahse
b!undes that the ex-War Minister has
made. HeEsfofoEs be has e0Ddnoted
himself with rare TFudsnee and mo1eE-
atiou In q aitaation In which any hut .
sensible and vel balanced man voald
certainly have been betrayed into a. M
discretion Ct some kind First a. TIE
saddsn pOssessoF Of great infueuee ard
pswes. then &c IN euioast from his for.
msr bigh position, aad all the time e.
the Idol Of the people, be maintained .
command over himself which vas sos
migabIs aud vas not before betrayed
into q wofd or cot that voaId make him
appear - anything other than 5 true
patriot, true soldier and q true rspub-
lean. when ordered to distant pest,
be cbeyed the order a. q soldier should,
aud, although his assignment to 20 dis
tant and unimpOrtant q command was
generally regarded aslistle less than
decree Of Punishment, be altered no
complaint.
When be challenged n. Ferry, how
ever, bis temper evidently cot the bet
ter Of bis Judgment. In this age there
IL nothing heroic about q duel. The
man who sends 4 challenge and The man
uho accepts ons are regarded By Egg
lish.spsakinR peoples a. little, II envy.
better than the men Who sign an sgTee-
ment 70 meet each other in the prize
ring. while, Of course, this violent
preiudice against dnellinR does not ex-
ist IN France, French dnels are regarded
a. farces, and nobody expects one Of
them 10 be anything else. With all the
French duels. there are annually more
lives lost IN France by lightning than
By dazzling. BoulspeeF was assuming
very little risk when be challenged
Ferry, and Ferry was assuming very
little when be accepted the challenge.
Any effort 10 impart a tinRe Of the he
folc 10 such an affair must fail, and il
will be spoken Of BY the French with
amusement and BY the rest of tas
world with disgust.
II BoalanRer desires to appear to she
world as q really great man, be should
take some lessons in good sense from
the man whom be has evidently tskeE
as his model. Almost q century ago tha
great Napoleon denounced duellinR a
the senseless thing that It is, and his pa
oil In this later and better age should
not fail 10 profit by bis wisdom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
VonEsrRV CONGRESS.

The American Forestry Congress viii
hold iis sixth annual meeting at Spring
Asld. Illinois. beginning With sspsem-
Der tAsh. The preservation Of our for
ssts is matter Of deep interest TO the
wsll.being Of coming generations IN
Supplying timber aseds, the modifying
Of climate and the regulation Of the
water supply in streams and rivers.
Tbs evils arising from the wholesale de-
atFuctIon Of The forests Of the Eastern
aud Central Western States have be
come only too apparent in the scarcity
81 timber and the consequent yearly
foods. To secure moderation in the
suttiaR Of timber, insure protection to
the yeung eFevths and lead encourage
ment 10 the practice Of timber sulture
on prairie land are the worthy objects
Of the Congress which assemblies Eexi
month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
rnE NENrrrkH ElEcrIes.

The resuraa FROM the ksatseky slse-
iiou, meaeoF ~ they are. are saiheiens
20 make Il certain sass the nemesraiis
snAietily In The State haa Dot besh Eaa
teFiAlly redaeed. The Labor vote, IN.
stead q being tS,Coo - its uAsassrs
ciAinasa u Woald ~. t0,ooc, - she Re
pohltoAns conceded that 10 woaia be. eT
as,01e, - the nemooEats sonee3ea thas
Il woula be. T. seafesly mere saai 81
The RspablicsHs. aitheaeh shsy mAAs
ersdissble eAins. are stiii Ia miaesiiy
Of ahoal twenty IhousAna. II re
IAhos vate hsd been anything lac ~
lasee a. all parties thozEht Is wsai3 be,
the Rspatliaan candidate fas Gsseynor
w0ala have hesn elfesed. whieh woaia
anaasaaloaahly have hees = uOst extra
ordinary event Ia KsntaSky. and Ons
sAieh vesla have startled the Ga
ssrxasivs ci1 STATE a. STE has nos bssn
ssAFsiza sinSe her sacred soii YES n.
saasA ts SssAnss % Ter Gseesnars
EFeelamsiios. sauasthiRe Hoss than =
aaAFtss e . esEiury 49,.
Ths lessen 10 be derived tFoza t1ss
sasctioe, Il = lssss1 ever can be 1sFias3
tsoSn = ksEleeky sleeskon. i tlsAa zee
stsssSsh AZ ths taird aEa foaTtt Esnles
u SssAtiy over esatmstsa AZ i "a 10
E-asasky Il wiil dpahtsssa se Is eqsEy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
raIemTENEn RKIToAa.

The owners and bankers Of the ven
dsssaI Scotch yacht Thistle are said to
be not 9 little disturbed by the per-
sormanoes Of the new Volunteer. They
have been villisR to wager any amount
Of money that their fsvOrite would re
turn home with the Americas cup, and
they took no pains 70 conceal their con
vloiIou that the race vould be q walk
over. The appearance Of the Volon-
tssr and the wonderful speed Of which
shs has shown herself capable, however,
have rudely disturbed she security Of
the British yaehtsmep, and they nos
versosvs t6aA thsis faVasitA sili r'aat on
thla aide Of The Atlantic a vessel which
will compel her 70 show her best speed
II she ls 70 carry OF the Americas cup.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

limoss al ths voters q - eozntFy
zndsr thsiE bannsEs. and thsy I'll go
linus e % 20 for nauy years 70 sozs-
Ths Psssadeuflai oampaien Ct nExs
ysax yin Be fcushi By ths Republican
snd Dsmoeraais parties. and hy thsn
alone. The psopie viii have "a choaaa
bstwssn TIE DsnosFasia party and iaa
record snd Ne ReDublisan party and sts
ssoaEd- TIE votsE whe casts his baiisi
for sandiastss sfbsr shan thoss nozi.
ssiad b tfsss parties viH simplT y
ntarinS ~ parry 70 which b formerly
belonged and asIistfug that 10 which b
vas formerly opposed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

General Manager Potter Of the Union
Paslfc vas In Chicago last week. and
he took occasion 70 tell o reporter OF
the later. Ocean that Seattle is . great
place. And General Manager Potter
knows because be has been here 70 see
for himself. Mr.. Potter has The Fepa-
tatlon Of being . man Of rare iade-
nent. and the fact that be knows
great place when be sses q WI
ssssnefhsa tie good opinion which the
Osopls Of Seattle bad already formed
af him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
rms eE0EGE PARTT.

The strength Of the Henry George
party will probably be shown In TIE
New York state election next fall. TIE
Dissemination Of the George heSlynn
sdherents 70 pat 3 ticket In the hsld
Hlis she Democrats With well-founded
aIarn. Tue democratic majority In
New York city is such that the party
managers oosld look upon The George
dIassnsion without great Apprehension
but the two parties are 50 evenly divided
on the sntifs state vote that the Demo
erats reAliEs tbs nomination Of George
slokel will draw recruits almost entirely
from their forces aud tbus insure Re
publican vict0Fy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

Nov THAI the Republicans and Dem
enats Of OHIO have made % tssii
tl.ksss, ws cas- sxpSei 70 ses the can
pllen opened in earnest 81 an saFiS
dsts. Ths slsctisp this year VIII oeeai
n October a. heFetofors, the ia~ re,
Gently passed changing the date Of
sleesiou from Ootobsz 10 November
having references oaIy 70 those takine
psass ia presidential years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT

Pear WAsHIxgroE, Asgazt /. 1881
Dc fhs Iskh day o. JAY made : scale.
nsnf via ne BlAksly NH Cenpanv scz al
demands 10 fan 4Rnf1st mp % date
ana LOUIS GARDNER. LsgzaE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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FOR SALE.

CADDLE ROCK RESTAURANT. PoRT
y T0EnssDd. With Is rsons e-uEsefs9. T1ts
i a sxseileat paFIag eatahstIhEsas, xifnAtsd
n The heArt u he ely. 0eod reasons for
sslliag. a. oWlsEs ars dszfro1s q ss1ns ouf q
s1ff Per xswzsz1d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

Up TO a few weeks ago / considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic OF
America. During the years / have
been afflicted / have tried almost
everything claimed TO be a specific
for Dyspepsia in the hope Of finding
something that would afford perma-
nent relief. / had about made up
my mind TO abandon all medicines
when / noticed an endorsement OF
Simmons Liver Regulator by prom
inent Georgian, q jurist whom knew
and concluded 10 try its effects 10 my
case. have used but two bottles,
and am satisfied that / have struck
the right thing at last. | felt its ben
efclal effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations Of
similar kind, no special instructions
are required as TO what one shall OF
shall not eat This fact alone ought
to commend It 10 all troubled with
Dyspepsia. J. n. HOLMES,
Vineland, N. ].
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

JHdsr the eartb. which taken from TIE
street might Be thrown over IL, thus do
! away With ooe Ct the nuissuses
] bis petition, be SAYS, has been tefsre
tie OoaRcil, and be is tod. be saws. thai
ihe work has been ordered to e doue
h1i thai q does moi. for spEas Fsasoa 70
hiu unknown, proc ed, David Lester,
80 lives OF TIE e'snef Of Fifteenth
street and faciGe Aveuae, ears thAt il
sny eyll FSsglts-saes ss sickness 10 his
fAnaily-froU tie ohiectt0nAhls wharf.
% rather the ases MAIDS Of IL, be viii
eertainiy eEisr salt agaisss the city.
I. L. Nixon, who has been eass Of the
naountAias lcekinR after the iHaerssss al
the leAnAwsy Ditch Cotnuanv. haa re-
taFnsd- The CHEERS aad directors wfys
not tlec8ed.
TaonSA, W. T. Ana. 3. lss7.
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DarGr AHD WEEKLY.
- r,rv ur.ckfsxRs.

> sois.bs1 ID ne Pos BzfIding. o. MI
sreet. eoaaais. WISH Ter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

Is SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
lars Ia the way Of building wharyes
and coal hunkers In Minors addition.
which has
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-04

To the water front which IL there
near the head Of the bay and the water
Is very low except AZ very high tide. A
little platform has been erected theirs
answering tie purpose Of q wharf,
chiefly FOR the purpose Of dampinR hy
By the nignt sellers. The trains a.
they viii come IN over the new ike not
yet completed, will pass between tkis
wharf on The one side and the guich aud
maRaFe pile on Foarteeth street on the
other. This. as SIR. Aanka says, Is net
calculated 20 create g favorable inpres
sion upon strangers at the very gates OF
tie city. Mr.. Make complains that be
lefl Portland because Of the malaria,
aud that be has felt al right since
living htre antil recently, waen bis oll
complaint has oyertaken him and be
attributes u 10 the causes stated ia the
paper aled, A street is graded 10 with
in few rods Of the gale6, And be has
petitioned that tbs woEk be completed
70 that point whea the Questionable
material eoula be thrown into TIE
snleh and
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
ON 'UHANGR.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
Two &c Three Points Lower-The
Honey Market Wss Easy.
Wheat Fluetuated Narrowly During the
Day and Closed at an advance-Live
Stock Transactions Brisk.
Daily Review.
DNltT Vt 8AcWs
GAZETTE OFFICE.

GAZETTE OFFICE. !
FORT WORTH, TEX, Sept. y, 1881.
Trade was fairly active to-day.
Cotton receipts were nesrly 200 bales;
prices ranging from 1885.
Beans have advanced sharply.
COTTON.
On the face Of quotations this week
spots show considerable decline while
contracts are slightly advanced. The
former condition is explained 0y treer
offerings. The pressure of the new
crop movement hes relieved what
ever aneasiness might have EXISTED
over the supply available during the
present month. In view Of these circum-
stances spots have declined and 8re nearer
on parity with futures. The business
done il spots was eocut fair IN futures
more mas been done andvslues are slightly
stronger on the week. The receipt of the
usual crop reports on Saturday was pro-
ducliTe Of e slight upward movement.
The course Of values then End since, how
ever, lends color 20 the idea that much Ct
the influence Of those reports had been
discounted before publication. II fact
/ the showing made while indicating 8 cor
siderable decline N condition had evil
deGtIy rot exceeded the general expect.
/ ton Bradstceet's.
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1Es Fort Mor:n nznrNsts.

RUTTER -I:l5o per 70 creamery sc.
C)TTON-5 s. as -.
COZ fEE-Rto, 1air 2l1zc: prime 22oi choiCo
CSC; LaEuyra 20i<c; Java ;le; Golden E!o
y &c; Pea Berry 23-4c,
CHEE5E-The better Era6es aad Ohio fs2:2zy
l0SlO-aci tuil CCeam twins l6c.
HhaS-Calif0:nia, Il lG per ll0 lbs,
CANNED GOODS Prices seI aclaa; Pine
spp}es. standard, s. &C, peaches, standarG, ,
rs. s. g.; s 70 g 81 ssccnda, 2 bs, 81 -: r.
= p; strawberries, 40 g 80; bi1cEasz-lcs
q 40; g7ee7 cGSe1 8: rCCaCl gsrles . "a; IL =
cerrie5 s. 20; STeen pl&s = 1lGt so t2clatJ e.,
standard, IS u u: Esco'ns, = s 3: D
= 4Oi grsen con q lCGI 50; oJsters. !-L
weight, + 3aCs5c; rs 81 sci 91j L, -, ,
So Is $; szlDlCG, ! 3 - .; 3s s;
macka-el ! % 81 coz bsTdires, American u =
case; imported ST. 5CGl+ ~ casai E@ELa con
densed milk IS ..
DRY GOODs-Price list of fall and winter
lS>1:
Prints-Albion silver grays, SIC; Albion sal.
Ids, SIC; Aliens fancy, SIC; Aliens pInks
51sG; Aliens staples, 5+4e; Anesbusy Iancy
/ 5}ac; American fancy, SIC; American indigo
I &c; EdGystone novelties, Sc; Berwick, SIC
/ Cnartcr Oak, 45sc; Esmapo, 5isc; Merlin .cs
/ sbirtings, SC; MefrtTlAck fancy, 55zc; IichmOrC
pink, 55zc; Simpson mourning, -; Simpson
/ silver gray, &c; Simpson fzncy, &c; steele river
/ 55c; Slater solid, 515c, Windsor novelties, &c.
Brown Cot ous-Atlantic L. -, 51s G5% c
Adriauc "A, exc; Argyle 4 4, csc; Beifast Z
! A, SIC; BLACK Grow +, &C; Boot G, ~, .
etc., Clifton Q, g, Q, SIC; Derby fne brown